Are We Still Boycotting Target?

[iamjoy]

Or is that over?

[Justitia]

1. I am. -eom

[SoCalNative]

2. I am

and haven't set foot in or even looked at one of their ads since tey refused to apologize for their donation supporting Emmer.

[HereSince1628]

3. Me be.

[liberalmuse]

4. I avoid it.

WalMart was easy to boycott - haven't been there since the 1990's. Target is harder, but no, I've not been there since 'the incident'.

[elocs]

5. I'm not part of the "we" here that seems to believe boycott is the answer to everything.

I wonder if anyone has ever compiled a complete DU boycott list because it has to be very, very long.

[ourbluenation]

10. me neither., working people just end up losing their jobs.

[elocs]

13. You know, how frequently are the little people forgotten in the noble boycott cause.

Funny that, you'd reckon on a Democratic site that more would give some consideration to the working people just trying to get by who lose their jobs because of a boycott.

[wellstone dem]

6. I am and the good news is

that the Minnesota Courts upheld the disclosure requirement which allowed us to know this was going on. And even better news, it looks like the Right Wing Emmer is going down so Target spent money, lost revenue, and got nothing.

[efhmc]

7. But isn't Target a person? Do we boycott people?

I do.

[Angry Dragon]

11. With people it is called shunning

[GentryDixon]

8. I am.

No looking back.

[pipi_k]

9. I dunno...I thought we were still boycotting the red states

for voting for Bush in 2004.

Did we forgive them when they voted for Obama?


it's so hard to keep track anymore...

:cry:

[Fuzz]

12. My wife is. I can't remember why, but they pissed her off for some reason.

[Bucky]

14. Wait, I thought we were boycotting Walmart.

At some point all these boycotts start to add up to a sluggish consumer sector. You don't suppose that's what's slowing down the economic recovery, do you?